Things to do in Langkawi
Langkawi Island is a duty-free, tropical island in the northern part of Malaysia. It is one of 99 islands in the Langkawi Archipelago.
Tropical Beaches with warm waters and swaying coconut and casuarina trees.
At Westin Resort and Spa Langkawi, you will have a long stretch of private beach next to the warm Andaman sea with beautiful views of the island of Pulau Tuba.
Public beaches like the bustling lively Pantai Chenang also offers nightlife spots , eateries with local and international food , watersports like jet ski , parasailing and kayaking and massage spots.
Kuah Town is not just a shopping paradise but a vibrant hub of activity that captivates every visitor with its unique charm.
The centre of Kuah has some old-fashioned shops. In most stores you can purchase liquor and tobacco (tax-free). On the outskirts of the town, you will find one of the few places in Langkawi where you can do real 'Western' shopping - the Langkawi Fair.
Jetty Point is the place where all boats to the mainland, to Penang and to Thailand (Koh Lipe) depart and arrive. Right in front of the building you can find numerous small shops that sell tickets to many destinations. Here you will also find many small offices that sell tours around the island.
The heart of the Kuah town pulses around the iconic Eagle Square, where the magnificent statue of an eagle poised for flight welcomes visitors, symbolizing the island’s name and heritage. This landmark is a favoured spot for photos and provides a glimpse into the local culture and lore.
For those interested in a bit of culture, several temples and mosques around Kuah reflect the spiritual diversity of the island. Visiting these sites offers a peaceful retreat and a deeper understanding of the local communities.
Eagle's Nest Skywalk
Perched on top of Gunung Machinchang 654 meters above sea level, the transparent glass skywalk offers unparalleled view of Langkawi island's landscape and the Andaman Sea. The design takes inspiration from Langkawi's iconic eagle.
Langkawi Skycab
hop on the cable car and marvel at spectacular views of mountains, valleys and the sea right beneath your feet.
UNESCO KILIM Karst Geoforest Park
Beyond Langkawi’s spectacular landscapes, breathtaking beaches, captivating mangrove forests and jungle vistas awaits a more fascinating journey still… a journey back in time. Geological time. Not hundreds, thousands, or millions, but hundreds of millions of years.
Southeast Asia’s first UNESCO Global Geopark invites you to experience one of the world’s rarest natural wonders. And journey back to when the earth was young…
A Mangrove boat tour will fascinate adults and children alike . The boat will weave through the mangroves and you will learn about the eco system and the fascinating species that are found there. You will sight eagles and monkeys and if you are lucky, mangrove crabs and snakes.
Crocodile Adventureland Langkawi
"Taman Buaya Langkawi"
Crocodile Adventureland sits in northwest Langkawi, on the road to Datai Bay, about a 20-mile (32-kilometer) drive from Kuah.
Around 4,000 crocs from six different species laze in pools around the grounds, springing into life for feedings and stunt shows, while the Jurassic Croc area boasts a huge, animated prehistoric crocodile. The on-site café dishes up Malaysian favourites such as nasi lemak and sweet milky coffee, while the gift shop sells croc-themed souvenirs.
Atma Alam Batik Art Village
The batik art village building covers half an acre (0.2 hectares) and consists of a batik workshop, a batik showroom, an art gallery, a batik gallery, and a handicraft display.
It offers high-quality, affordable local products, such as wall hangings, garments, and handbags. More expensive items for sale include original canvas oil paintings and batik paintings by local artists. The centre also offers classes, where you can learn Ayto turn white fabric into batik art.
Atma Alam Batik Art Village is on Kampung Padang Mat Sirat, which is a 20-minute walk from Langkawi International Airport. There aren’t any bus stops nearby, so it's easiest to take a taxi to the centre.